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| \\      /  F ield         | OpenFOAM: The Open Source CFD Toolbox           |
|  \\    /   O peration     | Version:  v2006                                 |
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FoamFile
{
    version     2.0;
    format      ascii;
    class       dictionary;
    location    "system";
    object      lumpedPointMovement;
}
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#include "lumpedPointControllers"

//- Offset/shift for lumped points
origin  (0.3 0.15 0);

//- Relaxation/scaling factor when updating positions
relax   1.0;

forces
{
    //- The pressure name (default: p)
    p       p;

    //- Reference pressure [Pa] (default: 0)
    pRef    0;

    //- Reference density for incompressible calculations (default: 1)
    rhoRef  1;
}


communication
{
    commsDir        "comms";

    log             on;

    waitInterval    1;

    // Coupling frequency (default: 1)
    //calcFrequency   1;

    timeOut         100;

    initByExternal  false;

    // Input file of positions/rotation, written by external application
    inputName       positions.in;

    // Output file of forces, written by OpenFOAM
    outputName      forces.out;

    // Log of points/forces/moments during the simulation
    logName         movement.log;

    inputFormat     dictionary;
    outputFormat    dictionary;

    debugTable      "<case>/output.txt";

    // Scaling applied to values read from 'inputName'
    scaleInput
    {
        //- Length multiplier (to metres). Eg 0.001 for [mm] -> [m]
        length  1;
    }

    // Scaling applied to values written to 'outputName'
    scaleOutput
    {
        //- Length multiplier (from metres). Eg 1000 for [m] -> [mm]
        length  1;

        //- Force units multiplier (from Pa)
        force   1;

        //- Moment units multiplier (from N.m)
        moment  1;
    }
}

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